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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1854 from Deal improvement of ₽ cent. Cleveland and Pittsburg, of Broadway and Canel-at and was complained of COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.--) Judge for obstrueting the side walk Suit is brought for 100 Moore and Justices Stilwell and Stryker. of 56. Indiana Construction 89; Michigan Central, 88, Clyda different occasions of infringement of the ordinance the personal implicated in the street preaching &e The improvement in feeling extended to Bonds: mounting in all to $500. Main on the 4th of June last, were arraigned for Erie Convertible, 1871, sold at 73, having been sold were examined who stated that the obtrial Dablel Orr T was Fitzgerald and Thomas structions were not on the sidewalk but on the stoop yesterday at C6: Incomes. 77 bid, 18838, 801@81 Jackson were separately tried and convicted and in front of the building. One of them stated that be James Brien pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferNew-York Central 88; III. Central, 7it, &c., all red. Francis Anderson (colored was tried for s&W defendant place some articles once on the side showing a very strong market and an entire change oks, Camidy alk It wasle as & question of fact for the Jary. assault and battery with Infeat to kill It appears Breck of feeling in regard to these securities A sale of Lathat he WES beating his wife when James Bain interVerdiet for plain if. 85. Farlead Br fered and the defendant stabbed him with a knife. diana 5s was made at 203, and California 78 at 801. tkins JohnSUPREME COURT-SPECIAL Judge CLERKE Cockshots, He was convicted and sentenced to nine months imMoney is more abundant on call. Some Banks DECISIONS strong. prisoment in the Penitentiary James Veit was Bridget Markey agt James Markey Owen Reid. were free lenders to-day at 6@7 ₽ cent. Paper of & tried the charge of grand Tarceay, in stealing Lbepard. V On a motion to reduce amount of alimony reported leading character is 10@12 @ cent. with but few horse from James McGee It appeared that did Wait by referee to Mrs. M. during pendency of suit for Byten, Emnames below cent. Very good paper sells at offer to sell the animal but merely took him to Féparation on account of alleged ill-treatment already Sampson take a ride. The defendant acquitted and the 15@18 ₽ cent. The Banks are discounting about referred to. The amount reported was 86 per week Carathera Court adjourned. Turpin. Cald the amount of their receipts. The supply of paper is and $150 counsel fee. Report confirmed-$50 of the Claude As $150 to be appropriated for disbursements. rather increasing, the wants of importers and jobbers Burns, Watt Rufus Story egt William Story and others. WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS. Low Rose. being large. Railroad paper is inactive, although Motion for judgment denied-plaintiff to comply tkinson Cap viewed with much less distrust than it was a month with order of Oet 7. 1853. levos. Green. CHARGE OF RAPE Yesterday morning a colored Samuel F. Ireland agt John J. Harris and others. Deblande. or It ranges from 18 to 24 ₽ cent. boy about 15 years of age named Charles Williams Judgment for fendant. with costs Exchange is steady but quiet at 9@9} for Sterling Lewis Wilson agt. John H. Furguson was arrested by Capt Guischard on & warrant chargJudgment for plaintiff. with costs; receiver to be 5.13}@5.11} for Francs. ing bim with having committed a rape a colored C. Smitt, appointed-tbe assignee, Lamont to deliver over, &c. girl about 8 years of age named Hoy, whose parents tice is hereby The exchanges at the Clearing-House to-day DENIAL OF PARTNERSHIP. laims against reside in Grand near Wooster-st. York. The amounted to $16,413,550 Balance, $813,721 53. of BrookPilliog e.gt. Heyman & Moody. accused was sent to for examination e same. with Two suits on five contested notes, amounting in all In Freighte there is nothing of importance doing, A. Conkling. to $900. The notes were made by Mr. Moody, who except in Cotton. To Liverpool, 1,000 bales at td., the City of MONEY RECOVERED afternoon Terclaimed to be a partner of the firm-they were drawn tober and to Havre 1,000 bales at dc. The Shipping List rence Donnelly, contractor. who is engaged in clearin the name of A. Heyman & Co. (doing business at ing away the ruins of the late fire in North First Executor gives for the previous three days: No. 51 Dey-s Mr. Heyman contests the claim. where three persons were burned to death. found He the firm of A. Heyman & Co. consists only of Surrogate To Liverpool, 45,000 bushels Corn at in bulk three ten dollar gold pieces belonging to Mrs. Pinck. A. Heyman-that Mr. Moody was not a partner, had given to all and ship's bags: 20,000 bales Cotton. dd., including Sea man. whose husband was burned in attempting to get late of the DO authority to draw the notes as be did, and that it Island at 5-32d. 3,000 gallons Oil, 15/. To London, 100 830 out of the burning building. The money was with vouch done for his OWD private business. The points tuns Oil Cake, 15/: 500 pkgs. Measdrement Goods, 124 Nassaa thankfully received by the poor widow who lost all were depied. The case has occupied the Court and 17/6@2011 and 780 bales Tobacco, on private terms second day of in the condagration Jury for three days. Verdict for plaintiff in amount of March, To Glasgow. 300 bbls. Resin, 1/6; and 72 tes. Lard, ministrating on all the notes 14/6. To Havre, small parcels Cotton and MeasureVIOLATING CITY ORDINANCES The following 01aw6mTh ment Goods, at previous rates. To Rotterdam, 10,000 fines were received at the Mayor's Office during the COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Wednerday-Before gallons Oil, 21c. To Bremen, 110 bales Cotton, 1c. Surrogate Judge BEEBE. month of August for violations of city ordinatices: and 20 tu38 Measurement Goods, 15/. To Hamburg, given to all Robert Durkee pleaded gui ty to using a shung shot Selling and exposing merchandise on Sundays-numAND, late of 100 tuns Measurement Goods, 17/6@20/. To Melwhile on 8 drunken spree, and was remanded for senber of fines 55. amount 85 50: allowing dogs at sent bourne, 100 000 ft. Lumber at $40, and some Meas. large submuzzled-number of fines 21. amount $173: tence, Alfred Harvey pleaded guilty to grand lar. ffice No. 183 urement, 45c.: Ship Windward, 868 tuns, has been ninth day ceny, and was sentenced to the State prison for two carting without license 810: violating ordinances to chartered for Melbourne, at $16,000. To California ty-eighth years and eight months. Antbony Puff was tried and regulate the keeping of swine 8, amount 880: obthe offerings continue very light. We quote the fulconvicted of breaking into the tailoring establishstructing public number of fines 2. amount Executor lowing Charters: A bark 300 tuns, hence to Punta ment of Joseph Faldeen. in Essex-st. and stealing $10 furious driving, 85. Total number of fines 88, de Arenas, at about $10,000; another from Buenos -Notice is therefrom 8800 worth of clothes. He was remanded amount 880 Ayres to New York, le P lb for Dry Hides, and 88 of the Real for sentence. Geo. R Wilson pleaded guilty to petit & tun of 40 feet for Wool: another from Havana to d Cornelius Zephyr Hose Company, No. 4. proceeded to Newlarceny and was sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for six order of the New. York, Sugar, 81 25 ₽ box: another from Sigual York yesterday afternoon and brought home their months. Dennis McCauley pleaded guilty to burglary B. Bash, the to Sugar, $6 P hhd. and 81 50 ₽ box: new hose carriage. Chattels and in the third degree upon the house of Patrick O' another, 330 tuns, from Norfolk, with Hozshead according to Keefe from which he stole clothing Remanded for Staves to Sicily, and back to low-York, $5,500: a York. on the THE WATER CELEBRATION Last evening the sentence. The following persons were tried and ac. in the foreBr. brig hence to Montevideo, White Pine Lumber Jersey City Common Council, at its meeting desig. quitted: Michael Clements, Jacob Hus and Patrick 1854 $16. and P cent. primage; a brig from Jacksonville nated a Committee to confer with the Board of Water Surrogate McDermott. The Court then adjourned for the day. to Barbadoes. Lumber $14, and back to New York Commissioners this af ernoon. relative to the Water fro in Laguna, Logwood. $10; a schr. 100 tuns, hence RY'S OF. Celebration OI. the 3d of October. That Committee COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY RIFF OF THE to Grebada, 824e. ₽ foot and home from Ruatan, consists of Alderman Thompson of the First Ward, DISTRICT COURT-No 15 to 24. given that at 6750; schr. to load Corn Meal at Brandywine for Alderman Slater of the Second Ward, Alderman Green COMMON PLEAS-Nos. 1,004. 985, 1,074, 1,080, State on the St Croix, 70c. ₽ bbl., and 83 25 ₽ puncheon; a of the Third Ward, and Alderman Keeney of the vember next, 1,088, 1,090, 1,095, 1,097, 1,100, 1,101, 1,102. 1,111, schr. hence to Brazos, 25c. ₽ foot. another to Tampa wit: Fourth Ward. The Board also passed a resolution Bay, 62 je.: another from Attakapas to New York, appropriating 200 toward the expense of the celeSUPREME OURT-General Term-Argument-Nos. E. Church; Sugar and Molasses, 85: and & brig to Alicante and bration, and recommended the Board of Water Comitzhugh; and 34. 35. 41 to 44, 170, 45 to 52. back, on private terms. Brig Azalia, 7 years old, missioners to appropriate an equal sum for the same eary Storms; built at Eastport, 209 tuns, has been sold on private st day of De object. terms. MARRIED. gress of the IN PORT YESTERDAY FOURTH WARD SCHOOL proposals PERRY-CURTIS-At Hell Gate on Thursday 7th inst. ct. composed 113 38 Brigs Steamers for erecting a new school building in the Fourth by Rev. Samuel Seabury. D. D., Alfred G. Perry to Ada the City of 187 Schooners Ships. A deughter of Joseph Curtis. Esq. Ward of Jersey City were opened in the Common 1Vth. VIth 104 Barks Fordbam on Tuesday morning for the Fifth .681 Council last evening. and were found to be at such Total Sept. 1 the Rev. . W. Platt of West Farms, Mr. S. H. rds in New high sums that all of them were rejected. Rogers York to Miss Jane R. Butler of Fordham. The amount received at the Sub-Treasury is $244,County: for SCOTT-BRIGAM-InBrooklyn by the Rev. H. C. Dua and XVIIth 155, including $100,000 received from St. Louis. ham. Mr. L. M Scott of Chicago, III to Miss Adelaid E. composed of daughter of W. H Brigam, formerly of Brooklyn NEW JERSEY ITEMS. Payments $397,094. including $244,000 paid in part and for the Henry BRIGAM-DUNHAM-Also, by the same, Mr b and XIXth for the Assay Office building. Balance $6,789,403. Brigam te M daughter the officiating clergyman ROBINSON- Bennington Vt., Tuesday, the HEALTH OF NEW-JERSEY.-From all quarters of The daily receipts for Customs are much less than y by the Rev George Manaer. N. B. Rebinson of this the State, says The Newark Mercury. we hear that an they were in August. City, to Miss Fannie Ames of the former place. ford: unsual degrée of sickness has prevailed during the The Boston steamer took out $546,000 in gold. present season. In some communities, death has vis. be; DIED. Mr. A. H. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction ited almost every house, and the sickness has been so AXFORD-In New York City on Wednesday morning general that it has been difficult at times, find suffisale of Stocks and Bonds will take place to-morrow, ace of George Sept. 13. of cholera infantum, Caroline Louisa daughter of cient persons who were well to act as nurses for those at 12 clock, at the Merchants' Exchange. John and Sarah M. Axford, aged I year, 5 months and 16 days. aused by the alarmingly ill. Dysentery has proved the most fatal The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend There is a marked increase in the amount of private of any disease we have heard named. the place of the funeral on Thursday (this day) at o'clock P.M., from transactions in various Securities, both for investNo. 168 ) cancy caused DONNELLY- Wednesday morning Sept. 13.at Astoria, The times continue to grow harder. as the ment and for foreign account. First-class Railroad Gustavus A. L Sarah Louiss, only child of Arthur and Amelia Donnel. phrase is. On every side we hear of persons retrenchacancies; Bonds are moving much more freely and at rather ly aged l year and 4 days. ing expenses 83 much as possible. and abstaining Shepard, who The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully rebetter rates. We have reason to think that about of Mathaniel quested to attend the funeral on Thursday, at o'clock P. M. from any increase of business. Money has comparawithout further invitati n. half a million of Erie 1883 Bonds have been bought tively ceased to be a circulating medium and has taeath Judicial HOLTON-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, 12th inst Sophia ken on itself a stationary character, generally reby private bargain within & week or ten days to go daughter of Robert and Sophia Holton, late of d Wards, maining at the bottom of the pocket. whence it is Camberwell England composed Europe. ctfully, HORTON-In White Plains on Wednesday morning, Sept. difficult for the most pertinacious dunner to draw it It is understood that the Drovers' Bank and the 13 Mr. John Horton. in the 75th year of is age forth. In some branches of business work has almost y of State The friends and sequaintances of the family are respectfully Bank of Carthage of this State, recently suspended, entirely ceased, while many others are employing but invited stiend the fuperal from his late residence on Friday g 14,1854 a small number of hands. Newark Daily Adv. will be resuscitated within a few days. Parties holdmorning at 10o'clock Carriages will in attendance at the of the Socredépôt in White Plains to meet the o'clock train from New in such case ing the notes of these institutions should not sacrifice York. RSER, Owing to the excitement in Trenton relative to the them. HARNED-On Sunday the 10th inst. at Newcastle near New York remains of Joseph Wilks found in the smoke-stack of Newark Delaware. of typhus fever, Mr. William Harned, publish the It is stated that in making the sale of his boats to formerly of Brooklyn, a wire mill, the Coroner summoned a second jury. then hand in LEWIS-On Tuesday. Sept. 12. of consumption. Margaret may be laid the Panama and Nicaragua Companies Mr. VanderThe evidence does not show foul play. App. the wife of Edward Lewis, in the 25th year of her age. lyment. See bilt bound himself never to run any opposition boats The friends relatives are respectfully Invited to attend cle 3. part funeral on Thursday, the 14th inst. at o'clock, from her R. Sheriff on the California route nor to assist any other pesLAW INTELLIGENCE residence No. 59 Eldridge-st. without further notice. of 12, evening. Sept. MOFFATT dysentery, persons to do so. Tuesday of JONAS Anthony. BOD of Edwin C. and Lucinda Moffat, aged years SUPERIOR COURT debtor -The The receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the and 2 months all the crediTHE GREYTOWN AFFAIR. friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral month of August show a gain over the corresponding ding debtor. Durand agt. Hollins. from the residence of his father, Oxford-st. between Myrtle for to render month last year, as will be seen by the annexed comIn the case of Mr. D. against Capt. Hollins of the and Park Brooklyn, This (Thursday) Afternoon at 3 by them re o'clock Cyane, to recover $20,000 for goods and property parative figures: on or before PAINE- the 12th inst., George M. Paine, at No. 124 of John C. alleged to have been destroy ed at Greytown at the $305,668 Receipts for August, 1854 27th-st. aged 2 years. 236,493 19 time of the bombardment. already referred to, the U.S Corresponding month last year The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Ever. property or District-Attorney, Mr. McKeon, appeared yesterday BIREDS, same to the $69,175.45 Increase RICHARDSON Friday, Sept. 9. at the residence of his forenoon on an application made by him to remove nd all credit Receipts from Jan to Aug. 31, 1854. $2,431,017 21 grandfather. Wm H Saunders, Esq., at Hastings. upon the spective*ac1,844,869 77 the trial to the United States Circuit Court. The ap. Corresponding period last year Hudson Thomas S. Richardson aged 17 months son of the es or one of plication is opposed. but as the Counsel for the other late Thomas Richardson Esq. of New-York Dated Hud$586,147 44 Increase VAIL-At Rahway J., on the evening of the 12th last side was not prepared for the argument, it was post. The earning of the Michigan Southern and Northern William Vail son of the late Isaac Vail, in the 27th year of poned. his age. Trustees Indiana Railroads for August were: The friends of the family and of his brother. Walter Vail, U. S. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BETTS. $96,237 PessenReis an Mails and brother law. John O. B. Inman. are respectfully invited CHARGE OF COUNTERFEITING 69,712 86 Freight and Miscellaneous n his funeral from the residence of his uncle Joseph
